Some welcome this quest for knowledge, others say they are being manipulated. Photos and film of incredible brutality — wild firing from heavy weapons directed into the campus, desecration of bodies dragged outside — left indelible images.
Associated Press, EDS NOTE: GRAPHIC CONTENT - FILE - In this Oct 6, 1976, file photo, a right-wing student, center foreground, draws his arm back to strike a captured and wounded leftist student being taken by police to an ambulance in during a student massacre in Bangkok, Thailand. FILE - In this Oct. 6, 1976, file photo, police stand guard over leftist Thai students on a soccer field at Thammasat University, in Bangkok, Thailand.
Vajiralongkorn had earlier advised the law’s use should be curbed, an opening the students have exploited to press their royal reform call. Arnon’s movement is opposed by hardline monarchy supporters, clad in yellow, who are holding their ground all along Ratchadamnoen Avenue to show their loyalty to His Majesty the King. This year's anti-government protests are seeking new elections, a more democratic constitution and an end to intimidation of political activists.
BANGKOK — Both anti-government and pro-establishment protesters convened close to the Democracy Monument on Wednesday, a stark display of … This year's anti-government protests are seeking new elections, a more democratic constitution and an end to intimidation of political activists. What did the King do to their family? That included a recent dinner with banned anti-military politician Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, who made clear his thoughts on the need for reforms of a monarchy he reputedly views as the “apex” of Thailand’s anti-democratic system, according to sources familiar with the discussion. BANGKOK (AP) — Anti-government protests challenging the institutions of Thailand's traditional ruling class are not just prompting intense debate about the country's future. Royalist leader Buddha Issara said the protesters could demand democracy, but must not call for reforms of the monarchy, as some have done. “The younger generation is trying to understand what happened in the past,” said Patporn Phoothong, who curates the exhibition and the web pages. A wider, harsher crackdown on social media users and even a potential block of Twitter, which last week suspended accounts allegedly used for military-run disinformation campaigns, could be in the offing, though observers say such a block would be difficult to implement and politically risky. They don’t realize that Thailand cannot exist without a King.”.
In August, a government order forced Facebook to shut down Royalist Marketplace, a popular discussion group operated by anti-monarchist Pavin Chachavalpongpun, who lives in exile in Japan. Pavin relaunched the group under a new name and now counts more than 1.1 million adherents. (This was one instance where BTS’s ARMY failed to come out on top.).
Variety and the Flying V logos are trademarks of Variety Media, LLC. The Alliance initially found its voice over the Hong Kong pro-democracy movement of 2019-2020, but has also rallied against Disney movie “Mulan,” which was fronted by a pro-government starlet and was partly filmed in China’s controversial Xinjiang region. Some of today’s protest leaders are demanding significant reform of the royal institution, which is enshrined in law as a constitutional monarchy. Phalang Pracharath Party MPs Sira Jenjaka and Parina Kraikupt were among the crowd, which numbered about 700 people. I don’t understand the conscience of these people. Prayut, a staunch royalist and former coup-maker who steered the kingdom’s transition from revered, deceased King Bhumibol Adulyadej to Vajiralongkorn’s new reign, is under pressure to more firmly suppress royal criticism. Some welcome this quest for knowledge, others say they are being manipulated. “Some things are impossible,” she said. University students view an exhibition of a student massacre over 40 years ago at the Thammasat University, in Bangkok Thursday, Oct. 1, 2020. The messaging platform closed 926 Twitter accounts which it said “can reliably link to the Royal Thai Army (RTA)… These accounts were engaging in amplifying pro-RTA and pro-government content, as well as engaging in behavior targeting prominent political opposition figures.” The Thai Army consistently denies that it engages in information warfare. ), On Sunday, the Post ran a news story with the headline “Protestors Hit Bangkok Train Stations” atop a story explaining that the demonstrators gathering around five stations had forced the system-wide closure of the city’s electric train services. Like many young Thais, they had known virtually nothing about it.
'To dig into what happened in 1976, a lot of people are afraid that it will involve the ruling elite and its associates,' said Puangthong Pawakapan, a political science professor at Bangkok's Chulalongkorn University. 'So these people have to dig out the history of 40 years ago, that happened even before some of these youths were born, just to create hatred in our society,' he said. Academics and researchers say they're seeing a surge in the number of people wanting to learn about a massacre of protesting students 44 years ago by security forces and right-wing vigilantes that mainstream Thai history books ignore. If done overtly in the name of crushing royal-related dissent, it could also jeopardize Vajiralongkorn’s residence in Germany, diplomats say. Anti-government protests challenging the institutions of Thailand's traditional ruling class are not just prompting intense debate about the country's future.
Associated Press, Patporn Phoothong, right, walks through an exhibition of a student massacre over 40 years ago that she curated at the Thammasat University, in Bangkok Thursday, Oct. 1, 2020. Thousands of Thai anti-government protesters set off on a planned march towards Government House in Bangkok to press their demands for the departure of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha and a new constitution.
Some welcome this quest for knowledge, others say they are being manipulated. Photos and film of incredible brutality — wild firing from heavy weapons directed into the campus, desecration of bodies dragged outside — left indelible images.
Associated Press, EDS NOTE: GRAPHIC CONTENT - FILE - In this Oct 6, 1976, file photo, a right-wing student, center foreground, draws his arm back to strike a captured and wounded leftist student being taken by police to an ambulance in during a student massacre in Bangkok, Thailand. FILE - In this Oct. 6, 1976, file photo, police stand guard over leftist Thai students on a soccer field at Thammasat University, in Bangkok, Thailand.
Vajiralongkorn had earlier advised the law’s use should be curbed, an opening the students have exploited to press their royal reform call. Arnon’s movement is opposed by hardline monarchy supporters, clad in yellow, who are holding their ground all along Ratchadamnoen Avenue to show their loyalty to His Majesty the King. This year's anti-government protests are seeking new elections, a more democratic constitution and an end to intimidation of political activists.
BANGKOK — Both anti-government and pro-establishment protesters convened close to the Democracy Monument on Wednesday, a stark display of … This year's anti-government protests are seeking new elections, a more democratic constitution and an end to intimidation of political activists. What did the King do to their family? That included a recent dinner with banned anti-military politician Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, who made clear his thoughts on the need for reforms of a monarchy he reputedly views as the “apex” of Thailand’s anti-democratic system, according to sources familiar with the discussion. BANGKOK (AP) — Anti-government protests challenging the institutions of Thailand's traditional ruling class are not just prompting intense debate about the country's future. Royalist leader Buddha Issara said the protesters could demand democracy, but must not call for reforms of the monarchy, as some have done. “The younger generation is trying to understand what happened in the past,” said Patporn Phoothong, who curates the exhibition and the web pages. A wider, harsher crackdown on social media users and even a potential block of Twitter, which last week suspended accounts allegedly used for military-run disinformation campaigns, could be in the offing, though observers say such a block would be difficult to implement and politically risky. They don’t realize that Thailand cannot exist without a King.”.
In August, a government order forced Facebook to shut down Royalist Marketplace, a popular discussion group operated by anti-monarchist Pavin Chachavalpongpun, who lives in exile in Japan. Pavin relaunched the group under a new name and now counts more than 1.1 million adherents. (This was one instance where BTS’s ARMY failed to come out on top.).
Variety and the Flying V logos are trademarks of Variety Media, LLC. The Alliance initially found its voice over the Hong Kong pro-democracy movement of 2019-2020, but has also rallied against Disney movie “Mulan,” which was fronted by a pro-government starlet and was partly filmed in China’s controversial Xinjiang region. Some of today’s protest leaders are demanding significant reform of the royal institution, which is enshrined in law as a constitutional monarchy. Phalang Pracharath Party MPs Sira Jenjaka and Parina Kraikupt were among the crowd, which numbered about 700 people. I don’t understand the conscience of these people. Prayut, a staunch royalist and former coup-maker who steered the kingdom’s transition from revered, deceased King Bhumibol Adulyadej to Vajiralongkorn’s new reign, is under pressure to more firmly suppress royal criticism. Some welcome this quest for knowledge, others say they are being manipulated. “Some things are impossible,” she said. University students view an exhibition of a student massacre over 40 years ago at the Thammasat University, in Bangkok Thursday, Oct. 1, 2020. The messaging platform closed 926 Twitter accounts which it said “can reliably link to the Royal Thai Army (RTA)… These accounts were engaging in amplifying pro-RTA and pro-government content, as well as engaging in behavior targeting prominent political opposition figures.” The Thai Army consistently denies that it engages in information warfare. ), On Sunday, the Post ran a news story with the headline “Protestors Hit Bangkok Train Stations” atop a story explaining that the demonstrators gathering around five stations had forced the system-wide closure of the city’s electric train services. Like many young Thais, they had known virtually nothing about it.
'To dig into what happened in 1976, a lot of people are afraid that it will involve the ruling elite and its associates,' said Puangthong Pawakapan, a political science professor at Bangkok's Chulalongkorn University. 'So these people have to dig out the history of 40 years ago, that happened even before some of these youths were born, just to create hatred in our society,' he said. Academics and researchers say they're seeing a surge in the number of people wanting to learn about a massacre of protesting students 44 years ago by security forces and right-wing vigilantes that mainstream Thai history books ignore. If done overtly in the name of crushing royal-related dissent, it could also jeopardize Vajiralongkorn’s residence in Germany, diplomats say. Anti-government protests challenging the institutions of Thailand's traditional ruling class are not just prompting intense debate about the country's future.
Associated Press, Patporn Phoothong, right, walks through an exhibition of a student massacre over 40 years ago that she curated at the Thammasat University, in Bangkok Thursday, Oct. 1, 2020. Thousands of Thai anti-government protesters set off on a planned march towards Government House in Bangkok to press their demands for the departure of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha and a new constitution.
Some welcome this quest for knowledge, others say they are being manipulated. Photos and film of incredible brutality — wild firing from heavy weapons directed into the campus, desecration of bodies dragged outside — left indelible images.
Associated Press, EDS NOTE: GRAPHIC CONTENT - FILE - In this Oct 6, 1976, file photo, a right-wing student, center foreground, draws his arm back to strike a captured and wounded leftist student being taken by police to an ambulance in during a student massacre in Bangkok, Thailand. FILE - In this Oct. 6, 1976, file photo, police stand guard over leftist Thai students on a soccer field at Thammasat University, in Bangkok, Thailand.
Vajiralongkorn had earlier advised the law’s use should be curbed, an opening the students have exploited to press their royal reform call. Arnon’s movement is opposed by hardline monarchy supporters, clad in yellow, who are holding their ground all along Ratchadamnoen Avenue to show their loyalty to His Majesty the King. This year's anti-government protests are seeking new elections, a more democratic constitution and an end to intimidation of political activists.
BANGKOK — Both anti-government and pro-establishment protesters convened close to the Democracy Monument on Wednesday, a stark display of … This year's anti-government protests are seeking new elections, a more democratic constitution and an end to intimidation of political activists. What did the King do to their family? That included a recent dinner with banned anti-military politician Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, who made clear his thoughts on the need for reforms of a monarchy he reputedly views as the “apex” of Thailand’s anti-democratic system, according to sources familiar with the discussion. BANGKOK (AP) — Anti-government protests challenging the institutions of Thailand's traditional ruling class are not just prompting intense debate about the country's future. Royalist leader Buddha Issara said the protesters could demand democracy, but must not call for reforms of the monarchy, as some have done. “The younger generation is trying to understand what happened in the past,” said Patporn Phoothong, who curates the exhibition and the web pages. A wider, harsher crackdown on social media users and even a potential block of Twitter, which last week suspended accounts allegedly used for military-run disinformation campaigns, could be in the offing, though observers say such a block would be difficult to implement and politically risky. They don’t realize that Thailand cannot exist without a King.”.
In August, a government order forced Facebook to shut down Royalist Marketplace, a popular discussion group operated by anti-monarchist Pavin Chachavalpongpun, who lives in exile in Japan. Pavin relaunched the group under a new name and now counts more than 1.1 million adherents. (This was one instance where BTS’s ARMY failed to come out on top.).
Variety and the Flying V logos are trademarks of Variety Media, LLC. The Alliance initially found its voice over the Hong Kong pro-democracy movement of 2019-2020, but has also rallied against Disney movie “Mulan,” which was fronted by a pro-government starlet and was partly filmed in China’s controversial Xinjiang region. Some of today’s protest leaders are demanding significant reform of the royal institution, which is enshrined in law as a constitutional monarchy. Phalang Pracharath Party MPs Sira Jenjaka and Parina Kraikupt were among the crowd, which numbered about 700 people. I don’t understand the conscience of these people. Prayut, a staunch royalist and former coup-maker who steered the kingdom’s transition from revered, deceased King Bhumibol Adulyadej to Vajiralongkorn’s new reign, is under pressure to more firmly suppress royal criticism. Some welcome this quest for knowledge, others say they are being manipulated. “Some things are impossible,” she said. University students view an exhibition of a student massacre over 40 years ago at the Thammasat University, in Bangkok Thursday, Oct. 1, 2020. The messaging platform closed 926 Twitter accounts which it said “can reliably link to the Royal Thai Army (RTA)… These accounts were engaging in amplifying pro-RTA and pro-government content, as well as engaging in behavior targeting prominent political opposition figures.” The Thai Army consistently denies that it engages in information warfare. ), On Sunday, the Post ran a news story with the headline “Protestors Hit Bangkok Train Stations” atop a story explaining that the demonstrators gathering around five stations had forced the system-wide closure of the city’s electric train services. Like many young Thais, they had known virtually nothing about it.
'To dig into what happened in 1976, a lot of people are afraid that it will involve the ruling elite and its associates,' said Puangthong Pawakapan, a political science professor at Bangkok's Chulalongkorn University. 'So these people have to dig out the history of 40 years ago, that happened even before some of these youths were born, just to create hatred in our society,' he said. Academics and researchers say they're seeing a surge in the number of people wanting to learn about a massacre of protesting students 44 years ago by security forces and right-wing vigilantes that mainstream Thai history books ignore. If done overtly in the name of crushing royal-related dissent, it could also jeopardize Vajiralongkorn’s residence in Germany, diplomats say. Anti-government protests challenging the institutions of Thailand's traditional ruling class are not just prompting intense debate about the country's future.
Associated Press, Patporn Phoothong, right, walks through an exhibition of a student massacre over 40 years ago that she curated at the Thammasat University, in Bangkok Thursday, Oct. 1, 2020. Thousands of Thai anti-government protesters set off on a planned march towards Government House in Bangkok to press their demands for the departure of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha and a new constitution.
BANGKOK (AP) — Anti-government protests challenging the institutions of Thailand's traditional ruling class are not just prompting intense debate about the …
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Deadly attacks on left-wing activists had escalated, and the government - unnerved by neighboring regimes in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos falling under Communist rule - battled its own armed insurgency in the countryside. One of them is Naret Wattakanon, who proudly wore a vest that said “We Love the King group.” Naret said he has been volunteering for royal events ever since King Rama IX’s funeral. The government had more success on Tuesday. Academics and researchers say they're seeing a surge in the number of people wanting to learn about a massacre of protesting students 44 years ago by security forces and right-wing vigilantes that mainstream Thai history books ignore. The emergency clampdown marks a hard turn after widely perceived as kid gloves government treatment of months of student demonstrations that recently widened their umbrella to include Red Shirt protestors affiliated with coup-ousted, self-exiled ex-prime ministers Thaksin and Yingluck Shinawatra. Protesters have also called for curbs on the powers of the monarchy, breaking a long-standing taboo against criticising the royal family, which many people still revere. By Sunday, anti-government protestors had mounted similar, peaceful actions in more than half of the country’s provinces. The process starts with determining whether the item is worth vetting at all. Several brief scuffles already broke out since activists opposed to PM Prayut Chan-o-cha began their protest on Ratchadamnoen Avenue at about 8am – hours earlier from the scheduled starting time of 2pm. 'They don't want people to know about it. Then, as now, the most explosive issue is the monarchy. Demonstration is the latest in three months as protesters challenge establishment forces in the army and palace.
Like many young Thais, they had known virtually nothing about it. An anniversary exhibition is drawing a steady stream of curious visitors; while online, the interest is a deluge. Associated Press. Academics and researchers say they're seeing a surge in the number of people wanting to learn about a massacre of protesting students 44 years ago by security forces and right-wing vigilantes that mainstream Thai history books ignore. Neither Prayut’s government nor the Royal Household has responded to the sensitive demands, which the student group has insisted since their first announcement in August are aimed at making the “esteemed” royal institution more compatible with a modern democracy and do not aim ultimately to topple an institution many Thais revere as sacred. They want people to forget about it.'. Activist leader Arnon Nampha said he will flash the three finger salute and recite a poem about democracy when King Vajiralongkorn’s motorcade passes by.
Official accounts say 40 students were killed but the actual toll is believed to be much higher. Thailand’s mainstream media has also been left flat-footed.
A student drama group staged a skit about the workers' killings; right-wing newspapers and an army-operated radio station trumpeted that the skit was really a thinly disguised attack on the monarchy. “These children, grandchildren are easy to brainwash,” one said. Learn more about how we use cookies in our cookie policy.
These range from the democracy campaigners in Hong Kong to K-pop’s stans. Show full articles without "Continue Reading" button for {0} hours. Members of the Metropolitan Electricity Authority Union were also present among the pro-monarchy group, waving flags and wearing “protect the monarchy” bandanas. Buat Petualang Sejati, Tempat Wisata Anti-Mainstream di Bangkok by Yatha Bimala Saking banyaknya yang bisa dilakukan dan dilihat di Bangkok, ada baiknya juga menyambangi tempat-tempat yang tak begitu sering didatangi turis namun tetap menarik.
Some welcome this quest for knowledge, others say they are being manipulated. Photos and film of incredible brutality — wild firing from heavy weapons directed into the campus, desecration of bodies dragged outside — left indelible images.
Associated Press, EDS NOTE: GRAPHIC CONTENT - FILE - In this Oct 6, 1976, file photo, a right-wing student, center foreground, draws his arm back to strike a captured and wounded leftist student being taken by police to an ambulance in during a student massacre in Bangkok, Thailand. FILE - In this Oct. 6, 1976, file photo, police stand guard over leftist Thai students on a soccer field at Thammasat University, in Bangkok, Thailand.
Vajiralongkorn had earlier advised the law’s use should be curbed, an opening the students have exploited to press their royal reform call. Arnon’s movement is opposed by hardline monarchy supporters, clad in yellow, who are holding their ground all along Ratchadamnoen Avenue to show their loyalty to His Majesty the King. This year's anti-government protests are seeking new elections, a more democratic constitution and an end to intimidation of political activists.
BANGKOK — Both anti-government and pro-establishment protesters convened close to the Democracy Monument on Wednesday, a stark display of … This year's anti-government protests are seeking new elections, a more democratic constitution and an end to intimidation of political activists. What did the King do to their family? That included a recent dinner with banned anti-military politician Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, who made clear his thoughts on the need for reforms of a monarchy he reputedly views as the “apex” of Thailand’s anti-democratic system, according to sources familiar with the discussion. BANGKOK (AP) — Anti-government protests challenging the institutions of Thailand's traditional ruling class are not just prompting intense debate about the country's future. Royalist leader Buddha Issara said the protesters could demand democracy, but must not call for reforms of the monarchy, as some have done. “The younger generation is trying to understand what happened in the past,” said Patporn Phoothong, who curates the exhibition and the web pages. A wider, harsher crackdown on social media users and even a potential block of Twitter, which last week suspended accounts allegedly used for military-run disinformation campaigns, could be in the offing, though observers say such a block would be difficult to implement and politically risky. They don’t realize that Thailand cannot exist without a King.”.
In August, a government order forced Facebook to shut down Royalist Marketplace, a popular discussion group operated by anti-monarchist Pavin Chachavalpongpun, who lives in exile in Japan. Pavin relaunched the group under a new name and now counts more than 1.1 million adherents. (This was one instance where BTS’s ARMY failed to come out on top.).
Variety and the Flying V logos are trademarks of Variety Media, LLC. The Alliance initially found its voice over the Hong Kong pro-democracy movement of 2019-2020, but has also rallied against Disney movie “Mulan,” which was fronted by a pro-government starlet and was partly filmed in China’s controversial Xinjiang region. Some of today’s protest leaders are demanding significant reform of the royal institution, which is enshrined in law as a constitutional monarchy. Phalang Pracharath Party MPs Sira Jenjaka and Parina Kraikupt were among the crowd, which numbered about 700 people. I don’t understand the conscience of these people. Prayut, a staunch royalist and former coup-maker who steered the kingdom’s transition from revered, deceased King Bhumibol Adulyadej to Vajiralongkorn’s new reign, is under pressure to more firmly suppress royal criticism. Some welcome this quest for knowledge, others say they are being manipulated. “Some things are impossible,” she said. University students view an exhibition of a student massacre over 40 years ago at the Thammasat University, in Bangkok Thursday, Oct. 1, 2020. The messaging platform closed 926 Twitter accounts which it said “can reliably link to the Royal Thai Army (RTA)… These accounts were engaging in amplifying pro-RTA and pro-government content, as well as engaging in behavior targeting prominent political opposition figures.” The Thai Army consistently denies that it engages in information warfare. ), On Sunday, the Post ran a news story with the headline “Protestors Hit Bangkok Train Stations” atop a story explaining that the demonstrators gathering around five stations had forced the system-wide closure of the city’s electric train services. Like many young Thais, they had known virtually nothing about it.
'To dig into what happened in 1976, a lot of people are afraid that it will involve the ruling elite and its associates,' said Puangthong Pawakapan, a political science professor at Bangkok's Chulalongkorn University. 'So these people have to dig out the history of 40 years ago, that happened even before some of these youths were born, just to create hatred in our society,' he said. Academics and researchers say they're seeing a surge in the number of people wanting to learn about a massacre of protesting students 44 years ago by security forces and right-wing vigilantes that mainstream Thai history books ignore. If done overtly in the name of crushing royal-related dissent, it could also jeopardize Vajiralongkorn’s residence in Germany, diplomats say. Anti-government protests challenging the institutions of Thailand's traditional ruling class are not just prompting intense debate about the country's future.
Associated Press, Patporn Phoothong, right, walks through an exhibition of a student massacre over 40 years ago that she curated at the Thammasat University, in Bangkok Thursday, Oct. 1, 2020. Thousands of Thai anti-government protesters set off on a planned march towards Government House in Bangkok to press their demands for the departure of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha and a new constitution.